CF: Filings Command

CF is the Godel Terminal command for viewing SEC EDGAR filings from a company's inception through today: 10-Ks, 10-Qs, 8-Ks, proxies, and more.

How to use CF

Basic Commands:

Opens the component with an unfiltered feed of all recent SEC filings across all companies.

CF command showing SEC filings list with filing type, date, and links to 10-K, 10-Q, and 8-K documents

Company-Specific Filings:

CF command showing an opened SEC filing preview with section navigation

<TICKER> US EQ CF

Example: AAPL US EQ CF - Shows only Apple Inc.'s filings

Watchlist Filtering

The CF component automatically filters by your active watchlist
Shows only filings from companies in your selected watchlist
You can change from your active watchlist to any of your other watchlists

Filtering by Filing Type

Click the gear icon (⚙️) in the top-right corner to access filing type filters.

Filing Settings

In the settings panel, you can:

1. Check "Render Filings in Godel" for integrated viewing (global setting) 2. Uncheck "Render Filings in Godel" to open the EDGAR link 3. Use the filter search box to find specific filing types 4. Click "Select All" to include all filing types 5. Apply filters using the "Apply" button

Common Use Cases

1. Earnings Monitoring: Filter by 10-Q and 10-K to track quarterly and annual results 2. Event Tracking: Monitor 8-K filings for breaking company news 3. Institutional Holdings: Track 13F filings to see what major funds are buying/selling 4. Watchlist Surveillance: Monitor all filings across your portfolio companies 5. Compliance Monitoring: Watch for NT (non-timely) filings that indicate potential issues

Tips

Start with popular filing types (10-K, 10-Q, 8-K) for essential information
Use watchlist filtering to efficiently monitor your portfolio
Check 13F filings quarterly to track institutional investor movements
Monitor 8-K filings for real-time material events

FAQ

What does CF do?

CF is the Godel Terminal filings command.

How do I open CF in Godel Terminal?

Type CF in the terminal, or prefix with a ticker (for example, NVDA US EQ CF).

Is CF available on all plans?

Yes, CF is available on every Godel plan.

Does CF work for ETFs, indices, or non-US securities?

CF surfaces SEC filings, so it covers US-listed companies and funds that file with the SEC. Non-US issuers appear when they file with the SEC.

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